#18 Martin Heppell: What To Do When Your Life Doesn't Go To Plan
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In this episode of the Let’s Check In Podcast, Suzie McErvale sits down with Martin Heppell from The Resilience Project to explore identity, uncertainty, resilience and what happens when life doesn’t go the way you expected.
Martin shares stories from his childhood growing up in Borneo, his journey through elite football, the years he spent feeling lost after sport ended and the lessons that eventually helped him find purpose working with young people. Together they discuss:
• Why comparison can leave us feeling like we're falling behind
• The power of gratitude, empathy and mindfulness
• How growing up in Borneo shaped Martin’s outlook on life
• How to navigate uncertainty and anxiety
• Why feeling lost is often part of growth
• The importance of connection and vulnerability
• Raising resilient children in a complex world
• Learning to live according to your values, even when it’s difficult
This conversation is a reminder that resilience isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about continuing to show up, staying connected and trusting that the difficult seasons won’t last forever. If you’ve ever felt behind in life, uncertain about your direction, or caught comparing yourself to everyone around you, this episode is for you.